The part of a sentence "were to be implemented" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing something that might need to happen in the future. For example: "If these changes were to be implemented, the product would be more efficient."
If our design were to be implemented on a larger scale where the environment contained living beings, then IEEE ethical standards would apply.
This would be especially relevant if a scheme were to be implemented by healthcare organisations to examine the costs and benefits experienced in the implementation of a mentor scheme.
A vocal senior manager at the US National Weather Service has been dismissed after speaking to the Washington Post about the ways budget cuts were to be implemented.
Where the rules generally had their intended effect was in the moderate range: when there were some explicit guidelines, but flexibility in how they were to be implemented.
If it were to be implemented, the idea would be a serious reverse for supporters of the sort of supranational integration favoured by Germany and the European commission.
If the Herzog plan were to be implemented, Israel would reduce the Muslim population of Jerusalem from more than a third of the city to about 10percentt.
It's also difficult to analyze the value and popularity for each run if such a system were to be implemented, due to limited technology.
2. The ideas were to be implemented by existing business or R&D units – i.e., no need to create new permanent infrastructures for innovation.
But such data is already accessible — though maybe not as easily accessible as it would be if the proposal were to be implemented.
But if all the national plans and policies to increase biofuels were to be implemented, reckons the UN, they would require an extra 180km3 of water.
If all these plans were to be implemented, warns Lindsay Sword of Wood Mackenzie, a consultancy, there would be another glut.
